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A Fire in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 26.-The big Bos.
ton." a large six story brick building, oc.
cupied by W. E. Steele &Co., and the
Franklin Bazaar, burned tonight. The
fire for q time threatened obstruction to
the whole square. All the engines in the
CITY we're at work. The fire at one o clock
js under control. The losses will not fall
short of half a million dollars.
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THE rrconD.
The Intsr.state Commeree comm,ssioners
After b Central Paciie with . sharp
Stick, 20 to speak-Other Railway
Matters.
MILLER ON rHe STAND.

MILLER ON fHE srAND.
San FRANclsco. July 26.-Treasurer Mil.
Ter, OF the Southern Pacific Railroad, waa
examined again by the Pacific Railroad
Investigation Committee to-day. Witness
presented different articles on the cons.li.
dalton Of various roads Of the Central Pa.
cine system, q various mortgage bonds.
When speaking Of the first mortgage bond,
Miller was asked:
From your knowledge Of markets, at
what rate Of interest do you think thatthe
mortgage could be renewed, it remaining
the first lien on the road?"
AT * per cent, and possibly at 8 per
cent. the bonds being placed at par"
Miller thought the first mortgage upon
the road FROM the state line to Ogden could
also be renewed at the same rate. The
two mortgages amount in round numbers
to $25. OOO, 900. The bonds mature in
January of 1896. 1897 and 1898. They
bear 6 per cent. interest and Miller thought
the interest could be saved, which would
effect a total saving in the interest &C.
gagee covering the consolidated roads was
$50, 600, 900, bearing 6 and z per cent. in
t~erest, falling due from 1890 to 1900. The
witness was then examined az to the capital
stock Of the road. He stated that the
total amount of outstanding stock 10 $685..
OOO,O 600. Commissioner Anderson said:
II see by your statement Of the year 1855
that there were only $54, 200, 900 out
standing. To what purpose was the ad-
ditional S., 600. 600 applied" There ia
no living nan that can answer that ques.
tion."
HAS anyone died who could answer it?''
asked commissioner Pattison. Miller
said he thought not. He also said that OF
the remaining 50, 600, 600 a considerable
portion of it had been issued on account
of contracts with the Pacific Improvement
to which ia entrusted the work
of constructing hotels and other kindred
works along the line OF the railway system.
Congress for permission to increase your
in that way?"
Never that I know Of" said Miller.
This ended the examination for the day.
THE wIDENED GAUGE.
Yesterday morning General Agent Bald
and party, who left here Monday to
60 as far as Spriog Hill, over the widened
Utah & Northern. got back to town, hav-
ing made some very fast time considering
the work just accomplished. Mr.. Baldwin
said the entire track was perfectly safe,
and the alignment of the previous curves
OF the highest praise. In one place
the engineers had gone to work and cut a
new channel for a creek that they found an
impediment in the way of alignment. The
they met on the road brought up
seven cars of coal which had to remain at
Beaver Canyon, only two being brought on
to Butte. Freight is moving as rapidly as
and Mr.. Baldwin says the yards
at South Butte will he SO full this morning
that the yard men wont know which way
to turn.
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Tho Shotgun Act.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 26.-This morn
ing J. T. Lane, a prominent attorney and
respected citizen, was sitting outside OF his
Office door. when N. B. Lester came along
with q. double barrel shotgun and emptied
both barrels into his left side. Lester had
some time ago married q widow whose
money was re ceived from her first husband
and was secured to her children, and Lane
was appointed administrator.
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BoNpoN, July 26.-The Duchess Oh n."
burg to-day launched a life boat AZ De.
hrides. Isle of Wight. The temporary stay.
-h;cb the Duchess and the mem bers
ing ~ h or nartv stood. collapsed during tne a;
oaraman;es. The Princess Beatrice wlie -
Prince Henry, OF B~attenourg, WA a p ned
tsted towards the sea, and oare'y e7'"p"
being thrown into the water'
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banana Canal Shares Falling.

PARIS, July 26.-The government mas ue-
c;ded to complete the great works on 'ne
Seine at Havre. It is proposed to e1pend
125. 600, 900 francs on the work.
new Panama canal loan was issued 10
dav. It is reported it has o been a sue
cess. and it caused the bourse tt CLOS
hoo es. w. Panama canal shares, though ar
t;6cially sustained. fell 10 francs.
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A Shooting rap

HALEY Idaho) News-Miner: Monday
morning the usual peacefulness aoout SOL
der. Camas Prairie, vas somewhat dis
+,rbed. Joe Heller and John Phillips were
nlayine cards, when they got into a DIS
mite. which terminated in a shooting
scrape, wherein Phillips was shot in tne
loo below the knee. Heller is reported TO
he w lefr the country. Phillips was taken
to Crichton, where an attempt was made
nv DR.. Wheeler to extract the ball. AT tne
present writing the ball has not been e1'
tracted.
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" =, |r'h ie1eiv vag give 7, it lntr1 t6 e. i aSdsS
,nnamEsd ne, lied notice Of his intention to
make. final proof in snrpoEt Of his clatp. and
yufgs, $$ihlyef ERqw, county n; r., e Butte e1tte,
Wiz iadesprtem1Nion DIS No. 6596 for the Ne
Sc " y NE X. NE section 1871:
." lie nsmes the following witnesses to prove h as
70 IA and W. Wiz Forrest, Henry s.Partrtdgee,
sTduis al! Wunderlieh, George Jack1on alI OF D.
vide P,sO.i Il .a,.,n ASI1W. .LANGHoRNE. ReShter' .
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Grover Will Go to Kansas City.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Adelesation from
Kansas City called at the White House
shortly after noon to-day to invite tne
President to visit that city during his
western tour in October. The President
accented the invitation, to be hereafter
fxed between the LIST and 15th OF OCTOBER.
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New YORK. July 27.-An Ottawa special
says the announcement that a messenger
from the House OF Commons named Bell
has entered action against Sir Charles Tup'
per in behalf of his wife for detective work
he performed for Sir Charles, is causing a
great sensation here. Bell said yesterday
that Sir Charles having charged him with
attempting to blackmail him, he ia now
publishing q pamphlet in which he intends
to show up the character OF Sir Charles and
q member of Parliament named Colyb who
was at one time q boarder at his house.
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Murdars His Father.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-John Neave de-
iberately murdered his father Joseph
Neave. this afternoon, at Falmouth, Ky.
in a dispute over a division of crops. A
mob is organizing to lynch the murderer
h has barricaded himselfin q farm house.
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An Editor Dead.

TOLEDO. o., July 26.-General J. NJ.
Comfy, editor and proprietor OF the Com
mercial OF this city, died at 10 O'Clock to-
night of heart and lung trouble. General
Comfy had a brilliant record in the army
and after the war became editor OF the
Ohio State Journal. From 1877 to 1857
inclusive. he was minister to the Sandwich
Islands.
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ft.a.t - iUrHs'-E t%,'.tsii
NOTICE TO EO-OWNER.

:, To Edward weinrich, or his assigns. :, IT. "a
section 2,ssN of, the revised statutes !. Ct the
United States, expended fof labof and Improve.
mants upon the Blue Bird Quartz.Lode mining
Je1e1son County Montana. for the year. end;;
inf December 81. A8sG. The sum, Of one, hu9d5eqq
dollars, and you are hereby further notified ina!
/ unless you contribute or cause o,De contrlDu,eu
WE iP Pt9Rsta " 3 e eos ssf Withig Riatty days aise|
| the date Of this noticeAlD your rieht,n tla tlnter.
est and claim in aga to ,ths I aR9Fs 4 4SsS 7 oS'
quartz lode mining claim VIII become tne p:Sp.
Fpefiormed the work and MAD; The me , 1s9q nIfaex 81
| penditufe thereon. U - =,
Butts, Mont rApfila 1ss7:' r.- All ,r.a ~
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A Heavy Rain Storm.

B1NeHAMproN, N. Y. July 26.-The town
OF Deposit is flooded. The rains Oh ias'
night and this morning caused the creeks 70
rise rapidly. All the small bridges nav
been swept away, and big stream are
pouring through Main street, Preven1ihs
access to stores and doing mucn oalnaso'
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a Rrnfal Murder.

New ORLEANS. July 26.-Bob Johns az
aoed colored man., living in Sunhowel
county, was brutally murdered by his son
;n.lav. The old man was trying to pre-
vent the latter from whipping his wilt
I Martin was lynched to-day.
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Rlown to m

DENVER, July 27.-The Republicans
..dv;lle special says: Two laborers. ) osepn
neSa.h and Harry Doyle. was instant
:" s;r,ed this morning by the premature ea,
plosion, OF 2 rb bl'I men IN we were blown l=its!sss'
railroad. nro o from their sockets
1ne,r h syys were horribly mutilated;
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NEXT GAME.


A game of baseball will be played at the
grounds Of the West Side Fair and Racing
Association on Sunday next between the
VAUDEVILLE and Helena mines for the cham
pionship OF Montana and $1,000 a side
The game will be called at 2 p m. A spe'
cial will be run from Helena. and a fair at.
tendance from there may be expected to
encourage their local team. The people ol
Butte proper, having no team distinctively
their own, may be considered in duty
bound to support the VAUDEVILLE boys by
their presence. But whether p~rejudiced fol
one club or another, or unprejudiced fol
either, baseball admirers will fine satisfac
ton enough in witnessing this contest be
tween two teams so evenly matched and
such good players as these are.
THE BASE BALL REcoRD.
At Detroit-Detroit 8, Chicago 8.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg z, Indianapolis
/.
At New York-New York g., Boston O.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Wash
ington 6.
At Philadelphia-Athletics 8, Cincin,
natl 2.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn o. st. Louis i,
Six innings: rain.
At New neutrality-suspicious. 0, Louis
vile 3. Six innings; rain.
At Baltimore. Baltimores 8, C]eve
lands O.. Second game-Baltimore y, Cleve
land 1.
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For An Old Crime.

PORTLAND, July ga Baker City special
to the O~regouian says: Sheriff Smith TO-
day arrested Andrew Hamilton al'as DICK
Harcraton for q murder committed in Pike
County, illinois, in 1875. The arrest was
made on q requisition from Governor
| Oglesbv.
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A nAstructiV0 Storm.

SusouENHANNA, Pa, July 26.-The rain
storm here was the most destructive ever
exnerieuced. The track Of the Erie ROAD
Tor 4 600 feet has been washed into the
S~nsouehanua river at Red Rock.
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wants Better Terms.
1nlv 27-The Port

DoxpoN, July 27.-The Porte q de-
to reopen negotiations with England
direct for the settlement OF the Egyptian
question. The object of the Porteis that
regulations shall proceed without tne
power being consulted.
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A Plain, Every Day Tramp.

Omaha Mamma-"What did you do
With that five cents I gave you. Dot!''
little Dot-"I saw q tramp down street
and I gave it the five cents"
Gave who?" = -. -
SIT"
at wasn't either. It wa just q tramp.
l-Omaha World. IssstH.
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Doodle Trials.

CHICAGO, July 26.-in the Doodle trial
to-day F. w. Bipper, a meat contractor.
gave the history of his dealing with the
county board in three years. The ratio in
which commissioners had to be paid
increased each season, running $500 to
$4,000 each per contract. Many features
OF his testimony are very damaging. Elisha
A. Robinson, q wholesale grocer, gave q
complete list of the enormous sums he had
paid in brides for years until 1885. He
regularly gave 10 per cent on allsales: then
the rate was increased to IL per cent until
the county became unable to cash any
more warrants. The State has still in re-
serve over 100 witnesses whose revelations
are expected be to fully as startling as any
made yet. There were no developments Of
portance in the McGarigle case to-day.
Sheriff Matson has offered a reward OF
twenty-five hundred for his apprehension.
A special from St. Ignace. Mich, says:
A tug was chartered this afternoon by
three detectives to pursue a boat on which
it was supposed the fugitive was.
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cuRES ALL Hum0RS,

from a common BlOtch, or Er4Ptlons
ssFcVer.s0res,'' Scaly or RoMgh 1 S1i ans
n short, al ID disf f5Is n sSnsef 1fy p ead T1ea and md
=s 1%igo9ofinr ~ mge sass Great Eating u
Gers rapidly heal under it's benign . %1auenc;S e.
Especially las It manifested IS ifs sdPf HafsncGy Gar 70
curing, letter, tS S 1ons Sores
and SWeilings, Hfp.J0int iseas
White SWeli7nlgs, GSttre. OF Ed aa1 81
r sHtta n sfamps for q large treatise, with col
bred plates, on, Skin Diseases, or the same
amount for . treatise on sesrof2l99s A4eGf19n 5;
0THE BLOOD IS T1aE naraS;.
1:Oi6an Medical Discovery, and g00o
Digestion, q fair skin. bu0yant sPl1ss
its. vital strength, ana g0uI0AAose VI
constitution, will be ~estapnsneo.
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MSUmPTl

which il Sc~rofulous Disease OF me
Lungs, is promptly. and certainly arre a,tes
and cured BY. this Godegivenai I reme 10y. r%eo .dnsl
rom its wonderful power over this terribly
FATAL disease, when first Offering this now eel,
sbrated remedy, to the s.,} PUBLIC, Pr Pr t ffEnG.
init on Cure.ss but abandoned that name
as too limited for a medicine. which, from it,
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen.
ing, alteratiye, or R!ood hranaqfiess i ;s%nneoua}ed
not only as a remedy Tor consumption OF TN
lungs. but for all
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causes destroying diseases. Consumption, d1a-
belts, Bright's disease. jaundtce, insanity, etc.
excesz. non use, abuse, inherited weakness. mul.
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would employ their family physician strictest
secrecy maintained .nntt .,f,,. mn nih..
adl vARICOCELE p.,", to,,t IT,,
or wornmyy veins Of the secrrcotuma,, 'aaTe often ne
unsuspected cause of lost manhood, debility,
etc, Iseminal weakness and it's complication
Prostatorrhea The above diseases Can only be
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r.v.rr.ntable Outrage

woossooxBr. R. l., July se.-untn no"m
parties 'a.' lotion mill of Manville County
Of the Large ;gs 'o o"d by running a knife e a'o q
It M tans oi the he rolls ruined ned ' :o%s ''G Tbs
y T;;, .s ., i 1sssss f1s the scene Of a weaver 8
| atrike. -
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a&-,ka Ordered.

TIL, 26.-AI carpeH0e1' :"
CHICAGO ~. more than eight hours
Chicago work,un than IS cents an hour or
s rs9ei ssos s:?s beer : o ssss @:a s to i Involved I'd:
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u.,four Defends

r,,,x 26.-Balfour, IN rep', 49,.
LohDoN' The house Of commons
questions m s.,ended the proclaimine ohSs.
afternoon de'enoe eounties in Ireland when
the crimes ace 4. d;sturbsd state.
are in Q psss'sAs
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THE SPORTING r
The Races at Monmouth Park ana Olevo"
lKnd-L0cal Racing Notss-1hs osso
Ball Record.
RARK RACES.

ESAhA hAVho"
New York, July 26.-The weather ior
the Monmouth Park races to-day was de'
,;phtful and the attendance large; tracK
lumpy.
Three-fourths of q mile-Choctaw won,
strideaway second, Cyclone tn'ro' 1'"e
1:16. -u+,. of q mile
Re1;nda won. Chamero's filly second, Aus
trienne third. Time III. ,..
stah;ns stakes one and fve-eighths miles
-Th onlv starters were Hanov an"
Ahnev. and though the former carrieu on
extra. ten pounds weight, it was only an
exercising gait for him to win as he pleased
0ne and one.sixteenth miles-Lady Prlm'
roee won. Favor secord. Saxony tn'ro'
Time 1852. ~,
Freedom second. Luna Brown third. Lime
1904. a;,o.-Ment.
mnra won. Blueday second, Somme d'O
third. Time 2:2Sz.
THE CLEVELAND RACES.
r, rvr1.ANp, July 26.-The first day o
the grand circuit meeting the weatner wal
60. tho attendance good and the trach
uuos
excellent. com
- class, trotting, for q purse OF $1oo
au;doa-Misty Morning won. Globe second
CHARLES Leader third; Others ruled ou'
Rest time 2:21h.. e, ooo
o.oA class. pacing, for q purse OF $l,OOV
1Sad~IoeS :. won,D DR.. West second, 70
u is third. nderim fourth. Best Tim
2:17. ,urse of 5000
a;v;ded-Cnarlie Hogan won, Judge Dav,
second. Others distanced. Best time 1:A0a
i POSTPONED,
e,.roeA. July 28.-The races have bee
~nostponed until tomorrow. AL en'f'
stand.
LOCAL RACE NOTES.
lover of horses can enjoy q trea' o
uo;no down to the Race Track any NOR.
B ;no now and witnessing the spieno'
Q animals in their exercise. There aro .
8 toast fifty t~rotters and runners nov On ds =
Grounds and more are coming oso. d;+;c
The track itself is in magnlncen1 t.o+t;,
LITE Thar a 2:3Ogait justin crdlnar exc
70 o;se The driving begins at D o,cN'cs a..
clss t until noon. There is usually quioe
= ,;ttIe crowd of persons on the grouno, sot
re h..i Ss,n verv early. and all ANXIOUS
o. o. ush on" Il possible to the winners
-cat months racing. TIT action Oh =
nesoc;ation in deciding to
ADMIT LADIES FREE
TO -..+;,, With much favorable CONNIE
~. m all sides. The press OF the country
OF oa~nmartins upon it in very Halter
800. The trees which have been pian'
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owing to a complication called Prnstatorrhea
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covered from observation. Serdihaf weakness
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the unnatural loss Effects the vital organs which
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THE OHIO REPUBLICAN,.
They aro in q Frame Of Mind Over the
Question Whether sherman Shall be
Endorsed or Not.

They are in q Frame of Mind Over the
Question Whether sherman Shall be
Endorsed OF Not.
TOLEDO, July 26.-Great interest is
taken in the proceedings Of the coming
Republican State convention because OF
the fact that a resolution will be offered
endorsing Senator Sherman Tor the presi-
Dental nomination. There is no doubt
that the resolution will carry in the con.
vention. The two things in doubt are how
strongly it will be opposed on the door Of
that body. and whether the opposition
can muster sufficient strength, to break its
force before the country reimbursement.
The opponents OF the resolution claim that
they can muster at least one-third of the
convention, while the supporters Of it de-
clare it will 60 through with a whirl, and
that the opposition will be too insigniic-
ant to amount to anything but an exhibit
ition OF personal dislike.
SEVERAL ANTI-sHERMAN MEN
arrived in the late train summoned here by
telegraph. The evening has been spent in
an effort at Cancellation, and the Senator's
friends claim at midnight that there will be
no serious opposition to the passage of the
resolution of Endorsement. It seems prob
able at this writing that the policy of con.
citation will win, the argument being that
the resolution can have no binding effect
upon the convention next year to select dele
gates to the National Conventions; that Sher-
mans long and splendid service entities him
to a resolution of endorsement and that
Ohio Republicans annot afford to politi-
cally slaughter their greatest man. 1t is
probable that the endorsement will be in
PRODUCED tomorrow early in the session
and not be postponed to Thursday, as was
first proposed. If there is no opposition, it
will pass. If there is any objection it will be
referred to the committee on resolutions
and he Daased IN Thuradav
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,iMot,ce for .Flual Proof.
ri LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.

u, aaa, a.ta al q" Yirt. .@..ts,4tuat
.rn4 nsIz ,,r,u :,ar..Inr a,Ii i@,,nsi. /
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ADMIT LADIES FREE

8. meeting with much favorable comment
III aides. The press Of the country is
Commenting upon it in very na.eer'ne
80. The trees which have been planted
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TlAKEN UP.-Came to my place in Elk Park
i Jefferson County, op or about April 81, 70.
dark brown horse With White fsce, three wn1te
EHf p. On Ieff sRouider. ne owner Will please
p}oxa propesty pay, chaFRes and axe the an1ma
away. Emanuel Br00kes
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TIME table,

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New York, July 26.-The weather ior
the Monmouth Park races to-day was de'
,iphtful and the attendance large; track
lumpy. -
T~hree-fourths of a mile-Choctaw
o.-;aaowav second. Cyclone third. Time